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Anthropology

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1. Like to read anthropologically.

Thu Oct 19, 2023, 08:19 AM

Oct 2023

Curiously, in the past a link was available for the full post. Not seeing that here. Is this a DU4 issue or something else? Thanks.

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Two Million Years Ago, This Homo Erectus Lived the High Life [View all] sl8 Oct 2023 OP

Like to read anthropologically. cachukis Oct 2023 #1

I added it late - try hitting your browser refresh. sl8 Oct 2023 #3

Thanks. Saw it later. Great story about expansion cachukis Oct 2023 #5

As an aside, SpamWyzer Oct 2023 #6

Wow. I'm in Florida. Never occured to me to cachukis Oct 2023 #7

I replaced the photo. sl8 Oct 2023 #8

Sorry, did not scroll back high enough. cachukis Oct 2023 #2

No worries. sl8 Oct 2023 #4

H. erectus was the most successful species to date Warpy Oct 2023 #9

Humanity didn't start with humans cachukis Oct 2023 #10

Erectus was human Warpy Oct 2023 #11

Yes. I was referring to human like activity, thinking, cachukis Oct 2023 #12

Yes, and magpies. "Bird brain" is no longer an insult Warpy Oct 2023 #13

Our intellectual development comes from so many cachukis Oct 2023 #14

The excitement comes from speculating abut what's on the other side Warpy Oct 2023 #15

Adapting to high altitude is not all that hard. PoindexterOglethorpe Oct 2023 #16